A Pandemic is the Mother of Invention, Part 2: Technologies That Bridge The Gap

With the arrival of a COVID-19 vaccine still months away, our communities continue to search for a way to get back to a semblance of normalcy in a safe and responsible manner.  HRP’s July 17th webinar introduced several technologies that can lower the risk of virus transmission, and bridge the gap until the arrival of an effective vaccine and/or herd immunity is realized. This webinar detailed how rapid test kits, air filtration, surface protectants, ultraviolet light, and thermal imaging technologies will lead the way in our endeavor to get back to our daily routine. Sponsored Content

Elizabeth Black to Serve as Secretary/Treasurer of Richland...

COLUMBIA, SC (July 29, 2020) – Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd is pleased to announce that Elizabeth Black is serving as the Secretary/Treasurer of the Richland Library Friends and Foundation for 2020-2021.

Presbyterian College Students Share Research While Miles...

Presbyterian College’s Summer Research Symposium typically takes place in Harrington-Peachtree Academic Center (HP) and the James H. Thomason Library. Some students present their summer research findings to a crowd of fellow students and professors in HP before others deliver poster presentations in the library.

Sylvan Learning Centers offering School Support program for...

COLUMBIA, S.C. – In response to the continuation of virtual schooling, the Sylvan Learning Centers in Midlands will be offering online school support for students wanting to get the most out of virtual school or e-learning.

Book Published about the History of Medicine in the Midlands

COLUMBIA, SC- The Columbia Medical Society (CMS) partnered with Legacy Publishing Company to write and publish a book about the history of medicine and medical professionals in the Midlands.